ISSN: The Facts of Life and Death (Audiobook)

from Ricoh4

This is another wonderful story from the pen of Belinda Bauer. Set, a little along the coast from Clovelly, in Limeburn a tiny village that once had a prosperous past, but never a pull for tourists to save its own economy. Slowly, the population and their homes seem to be surrendering to the econ...

from libgirl69

I did enjoy this. It had brilliant dark humour in some of the dialogue (Calvin not enjoying being with his girlfriend) , great prose (the sea and it's war with the shingles is excellent) and Ruby as a character is well written. Who the killer is doesn't come as a great surprise though and once th...

from jan.fleming

Call your mother.''What do I say?''Say goodbye.' This is how it begins.Lone women terrorised and their helpless families forced to watch - in a sick game where only one player knows the rules. And when those rules change, the new game is Murder.Living with her parents in the dank beach community ...

from spbooks

A thoroughly good read! Told through the eyes of Ruby is done with authenticity. The evocation of the community in which Ruby lives is superb. Very atmospheric. There's palpable tension as the story unfolds and the killer is revealed ... With even more tension after that! Well written at a great ...

from RidgewayGirl

Ruby Trick lives in a decaying cottage in a tiny village on the coast of north Devonshire. Her parents are struggling, both financially since her father's employer shut its doors and in their marriage. Ten year-old Ruby, who is both plump and red-haired in addition to being poor, is friendless at...